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I was in a class in seminary in 2014. It was an amazing class taught by Dr.

John Coe and he explained this phenomenon called constellation desolation and I'll

explain what all that is but it blew my mind when he taught on this because it was my experience and

what he taught was that the ancient spiritual

spiritual writers started to notice a pattern

in Christians and in the Christian life.

And this pattern was like a bell curve and we're going to put up a chart or a graph right now so you can see what I'm talking about.

So see in this graph there it's like a bell curve and there's constellation which is this period when you first basically when you first get saved, there is constellation.

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